Vienna to Innsbruck by train
Compare train times and connections between Vienna and Innsbruck.

Compare train times and connections between Vienna and Innsbruck.
Link Vienna with the Tyrolean Alps on a longer intercity journey across Austria. Innsbruck works as a city break and a base for mountain excursions, while Vienna offers onward national and international connections.
This guide helps you plan. Departure times, journey duration, changes and fares depend on your travel date; check the selected connection before travelling.
Compare direct long-distance trains with journeys requiring a change. The main corridor runs via Linz and Salzburg; some services pass through Germany before returning to Austria. Check the actual itinerary and carry the travel documents required for your journey.
Wien Hbf connects to U1 at Südtiroler Platz–Hauptbahnhof and to local rail, tram and bus services. Wien Westbahnhof and Vienna Airport are different stations; choose the exact station printed on your ticket.
Innsbruck Hbf is near the city centre and connects to local buses and trams. Ski villages and mountain lifts usually need an additional transfer; check the exact destination rather than searching only for Innsbruck.
There is no single fixed fare for this route. Prices depend on the departure, operator, class, passenger ages and ticket conditions. Compare the current offer for your date; discounted advance fares can be tied to a specific train and may have limited exchange or refund options. A seat reservation is not automatically included in every ticket.
Check the selected service before planning around Wi-Fi, power sockets, catering or a particular class. Keep luggage manageable for station stairs and interchanges. Bicycles, wheelchairs and assistance can require separate arrangements with the operator; organise these before travel.
Keep mountain activities flexible on arrival day. Cable-car and regional-bus tickets are separate travel products unless your specific offer explicitly includes them; a rail ticket to Innsbruck Hbf does not by itself cover a ski resort transfer.
Journey time depends on the selected train, stopping pattern and transfers. Search your travel date for the scheduled duration and check each leg before choosing. Engineering work can change timings; any onward local transport needs additional time.
Compare direct long-distance trains with journeys requiring a change. The main corridor runs via Linz and Salzburg; some services pass through Germany before returning to Austria. Check the actual itinerary and carry the travel documents required for your journey.
There is no single fixed fare for this route. Prices depend on the departure, operator, class, passenger ages and ticket conditions. Compare the current offer for your date; discounted advance fares can be tied to a specific train and may have limited exchange or refund options. A seat reservation is not automatically included in every ticket.
Innsbruck Hbf is near the city centre and connects to local buses and trams. Ski villages and mountain lifts usually need an additional transfer; check the exact destination rather than searching only for Innsbruck.